Sentence examples for effects of the rules from inspiring English sources

A federal appeals court considering that case ordered the F.C.C. to provide a more complete record by last Friday, including better data on the possible chilling effects of the rules.

Indeed, they do not consider the effects of the rules on the environment.

That by failing to consider consumer complaints or perform adequate studies on the state of the industry, federal protections, and effects of the rules, the FCC's order is "arbitrary and capricious" and thus cannot be considered to have been lawfully enacted.

Wednesday's GOP bill would delay those rules for a year, ostensibly to allow for a new study to examine the effects of the rules.

In the suit, the two groups accused the Commodity Futures Trading Commission of failing to adequately assess the economic effects of the rule.

"It's a big-time social class story," said Marta Tienda, a Princeton University professor of sociology and public affairs who has studied the effects of the rule.

In the lawsuit, the two lobbying groups accused the agency of failing to adequately assess the economic effects of the rule.

Now, roughly two years after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission adopted the rule, lowering the legal requirement for proving that financial firms manipulate the markets, Wall Street is feeling the effects of the rule it fought so hard to tame.

A spokeswoman for Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday that the department was not completely discarding the Bush rule and that officials intended to complete an environmental impact statement on the possible effects of the rule, as well as a range of alternatives.

An outcome usually consists of the "objective" effects of the rule or institution on the behavior of "private" individuals.

But he said his group will bring on a third-party researcher to study the potential effects of the rule on students.